St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-09
GLORU i.ES.

Diphtheria is reported at 9OS Burr street.
Four deaths and two marriages were re-
ported 'eSterday.
John Peterson, suspicious character, wa:
arrested last night.
The engagement of Miss Fannie Goodkint
and Ambrose Guiterman is announced
The Grand lodge, A. F. and A NJ, of the
state will meet in ST. Paul on Tuesday next
The trial of the case of Anton Psellwit7
against the ST. Paul Street Railway company
is set for Jan. IT,
A fire in D. T. McCarthy's hotel at 254
west Seventh street yesterday morning die
q mage to the amount of $500.
Hattie hubby, German domestic, stole s
fixture to Domestic sewing machine owned
by her emplo, er, and she is now domesti-
eating at the central station.
Rev. Fl. B. Norton will speak at the TEN.
peran ce and Bethel rooms to-day at D. M.
and Rev. Robert Smith at 1880 D. m. will
address the gospel meeting
The annual meeting of. Plymouth church
Will be held next Wednesday evening. All
the mission and benevolent societies will
make their reports for the year.
A deed of the Minneapolis, Lyndale s. Min
netonka to the st. Paul. Minneapolis s. Mani
toba Railway company was recorded in the
Office of the secretary of state yesterday.
On Wednesday evening next the St. Paul
Crusaders will visit their MINNEAPOLIS breth-
rem and take part in the reception to be ten
dered Rev. James T. Cleary, president of the
Total Abstinence Union of America.
Theodore E. Norelius. of Goodhue county.
has been appointed clerk in the Office of Pub
lie Examiner Knox, in place of w. B. l. Key
ser, who resigned to take position with the
Minnesota Northwestern railway.
The important criminal cases to come
before the next term of the district court are
GraviuS. charged with adultery: Ewing. for
forgery; Chris Ammon. assault with q dam
gerous weapon, and Thompson for robbing
Sands Bros. jewelry store.
A. d. Warner yesterday sold to Eastern
parties the corner of Fifth and St. Peter
streets, opposite the Windsor hotel, for
100000. 1t is rumored that this is purchased
with the intention of erecting the largest dry
goods house west of Chicago.
Nearly 800 teachers of the city were pres
ent at the regular monthly meeting in the
high school building yesterday. They were
addressed by Assistant State Superintendent
Prendergast on the methods of teaching to-
day as compared with those of years ago
z Terrace City Lodge, No. 3S, Knights of
Pythias, installed the following officers at its
regular meeting, Friday, Jan Z: c. c., G. J
Hewson; v. c., Frank w. Allen; p, c. S.
Bradt: K. of r. and S., G. j. Kusterer; NJ. of
F., G. NJ. Orr; Nj. of E., A. D. Brown; M A,
81. c. Baker; ]. G.. J. /. Silbert
Relief of the Poor will be held Oh Tuesday.
the 18th inst, at 2 p. m, in the hall of the
Relief society building, l41 East Ninth street.
All persons are members and entitled to vote
who have paid 81 into the treasury of the
society since the last annual meeting
The Northwest Magazine's handsomely il
Illustrated winter carnival number is having q
larger sale than, that of any other special
number issued by them. A second edition is
now in press. The push and enterprise of
Mr.. Smalley is doing great deal in forward
ing the interests of St. Paurs greatest car
nival.
On Tuesday evening will be celebrated the
eighteenth anniversary of the Father Mathew
t. A. society in Market hall. Invitations
have been issued TO members of the legisla-
ture and prominent men of the city. Rev.
James L. Cleary, president of the 7. A Union
of America, will be the principal speaker.
and number of other gentlemen will take
part.
Articles of incorporation of the Trades
mans Building and Loan society of St. Paul
were filed in the Office of the secretary of
state yesterday. The capital stock is $1,000
600 and the incorporates are Henry Orme
Peter Lynch, j. J. Ellis. Daniel Kelly, D. S.
Sperry, r. G. Mcdonnell, o. E. Holman, C.
a. Hawks, W. B. Evans Chester Clark, ]. R.
Cripple, Louis Arbogast, J. Q. Haas, Martin
Murray and Alexander Cathcart.
Hon. D. f. Myers, president of the State
Farmers alliance, will open the annual meet
ing, to be held in Market hall Feb. 2, and 4,
by reading his annual address. On the Sec
ond day Thomas c. Hodgsop, state lecturer
will review the work of the Organization dur
ing the past year and will give a summary of
the present condition of the alliance. Super
intendent of Instruction. D. L. Kiehle will
deliver an address on education on the third
day.